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Dylan, a 15-year-old single-parent girl, has a world in a mess. She decided to visit her father whom she had not seen for a long time, but a traffic accident occurred on the road. After she desperately climbed out of the train wreckage, she was horrified to find that she was the only survivor, and there was a wasteland in front of her. At this time, Dylan saw the figure of a boy on the hillside not far away. Their fate took an unpredictable turn from the moment they met... After experiencing a thrilling choice, Dylan finally broke the boundary between life and death and came to the real world. At the same time, a ferryman named Susanna also yearned for life in the real world. For this reason, she deceived a soul who was extradited by her, and triggered a great change...

"Candide" is a masterpiece among Fold's philosophical novels. The protagonist "Candide" is the illegitimate son of a German baron's sister. He grew up in a closed environment, simply trusting the optimism of his tutor, thinking for the best in everything, and firmly believing that the Baron's house was paradise on earth. However, because he fell in love with his cousin Miss Cunegon, he was kicked out of the house by the baron and embarked on a journey to explore the world. During this journey, he did not see a single positive thing. Natural disasters and man-made disasters, as well as all kinds of people in society, made him slowly abandon his optimism and become moderate and practical.

This book is a representative collection of novels and essays by the famous French writer Daudet. This book includes Dode's famous novel "The Last Lesson" and the prose he wrote when he lived in the mountains of Provence. In these words, Dode is full of tenderness and tenderness, using simple brushwork and clear tones to depict beautiful and moving pictures: the quiet mountains and forests under the scorching sun in the south, the fields covered with grapes and olives, the charming starry sky, etc. This book has strong literary appreciation value.

Everyone who is wandering in a foreign land must read "The Missing" to live the life he wants! Kafka used a Chaplin-style comedy story to once again brilliantly create a protagonist who is exiled from society and reveal the eternal dilemma of life. The unfinished posthumous work of Kafka, the pioneer of Western modernist literature, is one of the "Loneliness Trilogy". Six reasons why you must read "The Missing" in Reader's Classic Library: 1. Based on the 1983 revised edition, the deleted content and unfinished manuscripts are restored to truly present the original appearance of Kafka's work! 2. Includes a professional introduction by Geng Yiwei, director of the China Taipei Arts Festival! 3. Includes the foreword by Klaus Mann, son of Thomas Mann! 4. Included is the postscript edited by Newst Schilenmai, the editor of the revised edition! 5. Includes the postscript of Kafka's friend Max Brod! Contains Kafka's chronology and rare photos! "The Missing" is Kafka's first novel after he entered his creative period. Like the footage of a black-and-white documentary, it calmly and faithfully expresses those real and long-lasting stories. The protagonist Karl is a kind and ordinary young man, born in a wealthy family in Prague. When he was sixteen, he was seduced by the family maid and became pregnant, and was expelled to the United States by his father. In the United States, his uncle helped Carl enter the upper class. However, in that era when capital was particularly crazy, Carl experienced various difficulties and his life deteriorated...

Disgusted by people's vanity, sinologist Peter Keane gave up his official position and lived in isolation, spending all his time with books. Unexpectedly, his housekeeper was evil-hearted and tried every means to win his trust and marry him. However, she humiliated him in every possible way after the marriage. Isolated and helpless, Keane introduced a liar as his best friend, was tricked and fooled again, and was even falsely accused of being a psychopath. Although his brother finally drove away the evildoers and recovered his property, Keen, who was mentally stimulated, became frightened. After a daydream, he ignited a collection of thousands of books and threw himself into the sea of ​​​​fire. "Confusion" was written in 1935. It is Canetti's only novel and his masterpiece. His unique and profound insights, wise and pungent language, criticism of vulgar society, and prediction of the rise of totalitarianism are all vividly displayed in this work.

"Chasing Lost Time" is a novel that is different from traditional novels. The whole book takes the narrator "I" as the main body and integrates what he sees, hears, thinks and feels. It is not only a true description of social life and human relations, but also a record of the writer's inner experience of self-pursuit and self-understanding. In addition to narrative, it also contains a lot of reflections and discussions. This book is an excerpt from "In Search of Lost Time". In order to allow readers to appreciate the charm of Proust's unique style as much as possible, French translator Zhou Kexi adopted a "large-span" excerpting method. He first selected the essential paragraphs in each volume of the novel.

Jacob's Room was published in Woolf's home press in 1922. The main plot of the book tells the story of a young man's short life. Childhood at the seaside, studying in Cambridge, growing up independently, relationships with different women, studying in France and Greece, and finally losing his life in the First World War. This book is generally considered to be Woolf's first large-scale exploration and experiment in literary innovation. It was a turning point in her creative process and the beginning of her attempt to create using the stream of consciousness technique. The novel is set in England and begins with Jacob's childhood.

The collection of novels by Tsering Norbu, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize, is a hot-selling traditional Chinese version in Taiwan, and the English version is about to be released. Liu Xinglong and Alai, winners of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and famous critics Li Jingze and Shi Zhanjun jointly recommend Tsampa milk tea, butter, butter, fragrant roasting of mulberry, spinning sutras, listening to raps, and transforming from magical style into daily inner scenery.

"Catman" is an important work that established Updike's reputation as a master. For this work, he won the National Book Award for the first time. It is also one of the most artistic masterpieces among all his works. The story of "Catman" is not complicated. It tells the story of a father's love for his son. But this is a work of great emotional strength. This father's love is written in the novel in a profound and tragic way. This book almost reminds us to pay attention to two points: one is the extraordinary theme contained in the weird image of the horseman, and the other is the perfect combination of theme and expression. It interweaves myth and reality, has both symbolic meaning and beauty, and the sharpness and cruelty of reality. It tells a story of father and son, love and sacrifice beautifully, profoundly and touchingly in the way of surrealism and cubism painting. An out-and-out "masterpiece".

"The Wapshaw Scandal" is the sequel to "The Wapshaw Chronicle". The Wapshaw family of St. Botolphus left their New England village and scattered to various places. They either relied on their temperamental authority, or fell into the abyss of alcoholism and lust, unable to extricate themselves, or were held responsible for tax evasion by the United States Internal Revenue Service and fled everywhere... "The Wapshaw Scandal" has a grand but tender vision. The book is full of pitiful characters who are subject to unpredictable fates, but most importantly, they are fellow prisoners of human nature. Cheever treats them not with cold ridicule, but with knowing sympathy.

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The dazzling British literature of the 19th century contributed a large number of famous works to the reading world. The masterpiece "Vanity Fair" by William Makepeace Thackeray (1811-1863) deserves to occupy a very prominent position in this magnificent starry sky. Becky Sharp, the daughter of a poor painter, lost her parents when she was young, but she was extremely smart. After graduating from boarding school on a part-time basis, she started out as a tutor. She seized every opportunity, sharpened her head and got into the upper class society of the Victorian era, becoming a dazzling social star. The rise of this beauty, against the magnificent historical background of the Battle of Waterloo, presents the most successful artistic image of a female adventurer in world literature. Thackeray's words are sharp, witty and humorous, and his anatomy of life is subtle.

In "Vanity Fair", the author mainly portrays a typical female adventurer in British capitalist society in the early 19th century. This character is neither evil nor kind, but very humane and completely a product of the times. In the novel, the author frequently communicates with readers, and the narrative is mixed with discussions, sometimes sarcastic, sometimes serious and sometimes wry, with a strong comedic effect. When readers participate in the thinking process, they can not only understand the author's intentions, but also learn a lot from it.

"The Castle" is an exploration of self. Everyone who is confused should read it! Brand new! The masterpiece of Kafka, the originator of modern literature! Haruki Murakami: I first read Kafka's "The Castle" when I was fifteen years old. This is an amazing classic work that deeply touched me. Four reasons why you must read "The Castle" in the reader's classic library: 1. Includes Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann's commentary on "The Castle", and feel the master in the eyes of the master! 2. Chinese Taipei Arts Festival Director Geng Yiwei provides a professional guide to thoroughly understand "The Castle"! 3. A Kafka research expert writes the postscript to the manuscript version of "The Castle" to learn about the stories before and after the publication of "The Castle"! 4. Includes Franz Kafka's chronology and gets closer to Kafka's literary life! Kafka's unfinished posthumous work, one of the "Solitude Trilogy". Not a word has been deleted, translated by famous writers, and carefully edited! Land surveyor K was ordered to take up his post in the castle, but was unexpectedly stopped outside the castle. K temporarily lived in a village outside the castle and tried his best to enter the castle, but the dreamlike heavy snow, the indifferent and weird villagers, and the director of the castle office who could never see him seemed to be doing everything possible to thwart him. The castle seemed close at hand, but K could not enter the castle no matter what.

Tully, beautiful and smart, but rebellious, is always the focus of people's attention, but no one knows that she has been living in the shadow of being abandoned by her mother, and she is even more afraid that her grandmother who has always taken care of her will pass away, leaving her completely alone. She longs for a sense of belonging and someone who can love her unconditionally. Katie is a seemingly well-behaved girl with a happy and warm family. She has a docile and lovely personality. However, under her well-behaved appearance, she is also filled with an unbreakable sense of restraint and occasionally longs to break free. When they were 14 years old, two completely different girls met warmly in the "Firefly Alley" where there were no fireflies, and their lives changed drastically from then on. Katie brought true "love" to Tully, allowing her to begin to know how to give and what "home" feels like; Tully enriched Katie's life and allowed her to see all the splendors of life. From the age of 14 to their 40s, they relied on each other to go through the short and long road of life. They also experienced jealousy, anger, hurt, and hatred, and finally reconciled. This is a story about love, growth and loyalty, and it also makes you begin to examine what the most important things in life are. No matter what, we have harvested this rare friendship in our lives, and the river of each other's lives has become rich and vast...

In 1989, 35-year-old Mr. Larry began his plan to travel by train in mainland China. Since then, until 1993, the author has traveled deeply into the mainland of China alone nine times, reaching all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities except the three northeastern provinces, Tibet and Hainan. The total journey has been 49,000 kilometers, including "five cities", "entering Jianmen", and visiting western Hunan... He has visited Xi'an, He traveled from prosperous cities such as Beijing to deserted small towns such as Golmud in Qinghai and Sancha in Shanxi; he visited famous attractions such as the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Yungang Grottoes, and also visited many unknown attractions such as the Wuliang Temple in Jiaxiang, Shandong, and the "Nanzhao Dehua Monument" in Dali, Yunnan. The author meets all kinds of people, including the happy-go-lucky old worker in Shahe Town, the female conductor who earns the fare difference with peace of mind, Professor Zhu who has been studying the Wuliang Temple for 30 years, the old woman who sleeps under the hard seat of the train... The author uses the stories of overseas Chinese and Tang history scholars. His vision, calm writing style, concise language, and rich old photos record the mountains, rivers, historical sites, and market customs in mainland China in the 1980s and 1990s, and present people's daily life and ideological changes during the great changes at the beginning of reform and opening up. Looking back at these intimate scenes can help us better understand history and the present.

Tenar, who was once the first priestess of the Etuan Tomb, is now a widowed middle-aged woman. She meets Theru, an orphan who was abused and injured by fire, and adopts him as an adopted daughter. Everything in the world of Earthsea has changed. The power and truth that we believed in in the past are no longer the same. What changes will the fate of the former protagonists undergo...

During a trip, "I" who loves science fiction novels met a beautiful girl on the boat, her name was "Emmanon". By chance, the two pretended to be a couple, and the girl claimed that she had all the memories of the three billion years of life on earth... Kajio Shinji is a representative writer of Japanese science fiction. His works are different from European and American science fiction stories. He is good at using the gentlest writing to present the purest love and warm the softest place in your heart.

In the future, humans predict that the earth may be destroyed by the expansion of solar flares. President Addison led 30,000 people to secretly escape from the earth on the generation spaceship "Noah's Ark". After the abandoned humans discovered the truth, they were unwilling to sit still and wait for death. They risked their lives and used the newly invented teleportation device to try to carry out interstellar teleportation with a very low probability of survival. The goals of both groups are directed at the "Promised Land" of the planet one hundred and seventy light years away. The seeds of hatred gradually sprout in the harsh and desolate universe. Will it turn into a driving force for survival or a weapon of destruction?

Winner of the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award for science fiction, this collection of novels by the Chinese-American science fiction writer Yukun Liu includes a total of fourteen stunning works including the Hugo Award-winning short story "Sorrow of Things", the Nebula Award-nominated short stories "The Killing Algorithm" and "Book Glimpses", as well as the original film and television works "Arc" and "The Message". The author develops his own unique sci-fi temperament by connecting the East and the West, and skillfully integrates Eastern history and culture into his creations. His calm and soothing stories always contain an enlightening core, and he finds his unique entry point between the grand narrative and individual destiny. It is full of vast contemplation of the starry sky and concern for the value of human beings.

"The Eye Game" is the third part of Canetti's autobiographical trilogy, describing the writer's experiences from 1931 to 1937. When he was less than 30 years old, Canetti had already written "Confusion", a classic in the history of modern literature. However, this work was not taken seriously when it came out. Canetti's evaluations of literary giants such as Thomas Mann and Robert Musil were harsh and sharp, while for his spiritual idol Dr. Matsunai, he respected him like a god. This period ended with the funeral of the most important woman in Canetti's life: his mother.

Sarah Waters, the original author of the British drama "Fingersmith" and a master storyteller among the living English writers today, has made a stunning debut in the literary world. The New York Times Noteworthy Work of the Year; won the Betty Trask Literary Award. From the theater to the street corner, from a seaside girl to a beauty in men's clothing; she experienced betrayal, transcended despair, and finally reached the bloom and awakening of a woman. Because of a thrown rose, the seaside girl left her hometown and followed her beloved beauty in men's clothing; because of an unexpected betrayal, the actor Nancy fell into depravity and exiled herself to the dark street corners of London. In this novel about lust and freedom, about growth and transformation, Sarah Waters examines the theater culture of the Victorian era, the men's beauties trend, the embryonic form of the feminist movement, and the aristocratic underground erotic clubs, recreating the various aspects of London at that time.

Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer people riding horses on the plateau, and the legendary riders of the past are now riding motorcycles. A horse used to sell for 20,000 yuan, but now it sells for 8,000 yuan, which is equivalent to a mid-range motorcycle. It has only been a few years since the motorcycle entered the source area of ​​the Lancang River, and riders on the plateau have already treated it like riding a wild horse. Through TV, the riders quickly realized what those Western motorcyclists had in common with them. They installed rubber streamers on their motorcycles, hung bronze eagle heads, wore sunglasses and traditional felt hats, and their outfits were dusty from the work of herding yaks. They combined modern fashion with primitive ruggedness in an unpretentious, fashionable, accurate and natural way.

The year 2532 AD is a new world with highly developed science and technology: there are no worries about material scarcity, no worries about aging and decadence, no boredom from tedious work, no pressure to raise children, no restrictions on marriage and sexual morality, no restrictions on drug abuse, and no suffocation of political pressure... It is like the "Utopia" and "Utopia" that humans have always yearned for and longed for infinitely. However, in this "brave new world", people have lost their personal emotions - mom and dad are humiliating words, they have lost love - sex has replaced love, they have lost pain, passion and the feeling of experiencing danger - Xoma can bring happiness. What is even more frightening is that people have lost the right to think and the ability to create... Past, present and future, all human concerns about themselves and the future are contained in it.

Voss the Explorer is an epic masterpiece created by Patrick White based on the experiences of the legendary explorer Ludwig Reichhardt. The protagonist Voss, who is based on Leichhardt, is stubborn, gloomy and unkempt. His plan to explore the Australian outback is funded by the wealthy businessman Mr. Bonnner. While visiting Mr. Bonnner, Voss meets Miss Laura. Laura's parents died when she was young, and she was adopted by her aunt, Mrs. Bonner. She is a unique woman, rational and withdrawn. She and Voss were attracted to each other and exchanged letters with Voss after the expedition set off. But soon, as the expedition went deep into the interior, the two lost contact and could only talk to each other in each other's dreams and fantasies. For Voss, this is not only an adventure to find the secrets and wealth of the outback, but also a pilgrimage that goes deep into human nature and soul. In the magnificent and severe nature, the expedition team went through hardships and challenges, and gradually collapsed. Only the phantom Laura supported Voss towards the end of his life.

This book is a collection of folk poet Zhou Yunpeng's travel notes from 2011 to the beginning of 2020. Whether it is his songs or words, they will give people a feeling of "lightness, elimination of anger, and endless aftertaste". If you like folk songs, you should listen to Zhou Yunpeng. If you like both folk songs and travelogues, you should read "Green Train". He wrote down his experiences of "traveling and singing, getting to know people, and encountering troubles". He cares about many things and many people. The vast inner world of this blind singer will make "normal people" feel ashamed.

Trollope, the most prolific and greatest novelist in the history of British literature, has the most read works in the UK. He is a writer as famous as Shakespeare and Dickens. He is the first person in literature in the Victorian era and the representative work of the outstanding British novelist Trollope. Based on the authoritative original version verified by Page and Sadlier, the original grid version of famous names has not been seen in the market for 35 years. It shows a panoramic view of the satirical ridicule of the British Parliament and Church, the Jupiter Newspaper and the Pre-Raphaelites in the Victorian era. The Reverend Harding was the cantor of the cathedral choir, and his eldest son-in-law was the dean of Barchester - a high-status ecclesiastical position, just below that of the bishop. His duties are to supervise the patriarchs of all parties, inspect church buildings in the diocese, be responsible for the repair of church properties, and assist the bishop in handling church affairs. A few months after the marriage of Reverend Harding's eldest daughter to Dr. Glenleigh, the cantor of the church, she became cantor of the cathedral choir. In 1434, Mr. Hiram, a wealthy wool merchant, donated his Hiram Glade and Hiram Fields to the church in his will to support twelve aging wool carders living in Barchester, and to build a nursing home for them to live in, with a suitable apartment attached for a dean, who would draw money from the income from the above land every year. Because this gentleman was very fond of sacred music, he wrote in his will that the cantor of the cathedral choir could concurrently serve as the director of the nursing home, and he only needed to obtain the approval of the bishop. What's wrong...

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In "An Original Story of True Life" (1788), she advocated education to equip children with the traits of the emerging middle class: self-discipline, honesty, thrift, and contentment. Influenced by the ideas of John Locke, an important educational philosopher in the 17th century, Wollstonecraft also specifically emphasized the importance of children receiving rational education in two books. However, the emphasis on religious belief and innate sensibility distinguishes their work and connects her work to discussions of sensibility that were popular at the end of the 18th century. The book also promoted women's education - a controversial topic at the time: a topic that would continue throughout her writing career and culminated in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. Wollstonecraft believed that well-educated women would be able to make good wives and mothers and ultimately contribute to their country. Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797), the founder of modern feminism. Mary was born at a time when the Enlightenment was shining, the Romantic movement followed, and the American Revolution and the French Revolution echoed each other. This is an era of turmoil, active thinking, the spirit of humanism continues to flourish, individual rights are increasingly respected, and the consciousness of the subject is increasingly awakened. These ideas that were compatible with the rise of capitalism were widely spread in European and American societies, and the concepts of "liberty, equality, and fraternity" became everyone's common pursuit, at least in words. It was under the influence and influence of the atmosphere of this era that Mary gradually grew into a feminist.

"Dove Feather" is a representative work of Updike's early short stories. There are 19 short stories in total, all written by the author around the age of 30. Many of the themes are the twists and turns of his adolescent experience, and are filled with a unique charm of youthfulness. "Dove Feather" is a collection of short stories by the author, which reflects that the author is not only a master of novels, but also a master of short stories. "Dove Feather" was written in 1962 and is the representative work of the author's early short stories. The work mainly describes how the protagonist often feels uneasy and depressed about being unable to control his own destiny in today's highly technologically advanced American society. It depicts the spiritual emptiness of the American middle class and truly and meticulously reflects their hesitation and confusion after the collapse of their old spiritual pillars.

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The blockbuster American science fiction series of the 21st century! The author of "Zoe's War" is a popular American science fiction writer and the former president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America! He has won the Hugo Award 3 times and been shortlisted 9 times! The "Old Man's War" series to which "Zoe's War" belongs has been selected as one of NPR's top 100 science fiction and fantasy novels in history. Go ahead! The stars will shine for you tonight! In the not-too-distant future, humans are heading toward the stars and embarking on a journey to colonize the universe. At the same time, humans have also interacted with countless alien races. The adventure of young girl Zoe begins. The young girl Zoe moved to a strange planet with her parents. Here, she must learn to adapt to a new identity, make new friends, and face the unknown natural environment. The intricate interstellar conspiracy in the universe has made Zoe's colonial planet the focus of the struggle of power groups, and the entire planet is at stake. Zoe must face the challenge bravely and save everything she loves.

The flowing time, the eyes of a child: Is Mr. Orchid indifferent or tired? Is the god-like father a fool or a pity? It's calm, why are there so many waves? It's just infatuated love, so how can you be unwilling to do so? Walking all the way, looking all the way, seeing the picturesque country stained with blood, the government playing a chessboard, he worked hard to become a scholar, he braved the thorns and bravely braved the generals, the ups and downs of right and wrong, the intertwining of black and white, it is not just the innocence of children that is confused? Throughout this life, who is asking and sighing - can true love really last forever? Only the history of history is silent, time passes. Suddenly, when I looked back, I realized that the tears of the orchid were hidden in the leaves. Everyone thought they were exposed, but they were actually from the heart.

In reality, she has a fiancé worth hundreds of millions, but she is still a virgin. According to legend, he had a pair of children, but he was still a baby. She is a well-known footprint expert in Fang Yao Continent. She is about to marry into a wealthy family, but she still lives a life of fine clothes and fine food. She still travels to crime scenes every day and deals with footprints every day. He is the leader of a mysterious family and is of noble birth. In front of others, he is calm, reserved, indifferent and indifferent. Behind the scenes, in front of her, he was a complete scoundrel. In front of others, she is discerning, mature, capable, and resolute. In front of others, behind him, she looks like this: "Hey, Master, don't tell me that you are still a green fruit." A certain woman looked disgusted. [PS: A novel about urban pampering in an imaginary era, strong men and strong women, clean mind and body, one-to-one, pampering to the end. If you like it, please click and collect it, I will bear with you~]

At the age of 23, Xu Qingya had just graduated from college. She was not afraid of tigers when she was just starting out. She offended several bosses, changed jobs again and again, and when she was almost at the end of her rope, she encountered the disaster of her life: Liu Yunchen. 38-Year-old Liu Yunchen is mature, elegant, masculine, and at the same time, very domineering. He fell in love with her and used all methods to keep her by his side, pamper her, love her, and make her unable to leave him, even though he already had a gentle and virtuous wife. This made Xu Qingya always very painful, because she was a mistress. Later, she learned that all this was It was just a lie, but she couldn't be happy anymore. That woman was holding the life of the man she loved in her hands. She could only lower her head and exchange her life for her life. In this life, she had loved and suffered, and that was enough. For him, she could give up everything, including her life. Fragment one: "Boss, Miss Xu was just teased by her former classmate Wang's daughter in the mall, saying that Miss Xu was a shameless mistress." A certain man who lowered his head to read the documents said calmly: "From now on, we will fully acquire the Wang family's shares. I want the Wang family to become the Xu family within three days." "What the boss means is..." "My woman has been wronged, so I gave her a toy to calm her down." A certain man's expression remained unchanged, as if the huge Wang family was really just a toy. Fragment two: "Boss, today my wife slapped Miss Xu in public, but Miss Xu slapped my wife several times." "Freeze all of Madam's finances and send someone to follow him 24 hours a day. Wherever my woman goes, she is not allowed to appear within 100 meters. Also, let Dr. Li go to the house to see if there is anything wrong with my woman's hand." "Yes, boss." In fact, he really wanted to say that Miss Xu was having a great time and seemed to be fine, but Madam might need a doctor, but he didn't dare to say it. Fragment three: "As long as you give him the antidote, I will do anything you ask me to do." On the beach, she looked at the man in the wheelchair and said to the woman standing aside. "Okay, you can get the antidote, Xu Qingya, unless you die in front of me." The man in the wheelchair seemed to be resisting something, shaking his head desperately, but couldn't say a word. She glanced at the man, with reluctance and full of love in her eyes. Obviously, she had made a decision. She looked at the woman opposite and said, "Okay, remember what you said." "Don't worry, I don't want to see him die more than anyone else. As long as you die, I will give him the antidote." She took one last look at him, and then walked towards the sea, letting the water drown her. The man struggled violently and fell on the beach. He watched helplessly as the woman he loved disappeared into the sea for him, but he was helpless. Fragment four: A man held a sleeping woman in his arms. A certain woman was woken up and muttered: "What are you doing? Didn't you see that I was busy sleeping?" A certain man continued to act mischievously: "You sleep with yours, and I sleep with you. This is called everyone sleeping in his own way." This is a love story between a fake mistress and a real financial owner. The male protagonist is scheming, and the female protagonist is also scheming. She is absolutely doting, and the ending is one-on-one. The introduction is incompetent, welcome to jump into the trap.

From the perspective of the writing process, "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a "generational accumulation" work. As early as the Wei and Jin Dynasties, before and after the publication of Chen Shou's official history "Three Kingdoms", a number of unofficial legends about the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty had appeared.

"Journey to the West" is an ancient Chinese romantic novel about gods and demons. It mainly describes the story of Tang Monk, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Zhu Wuneng, and Sha Sengsha Wujing, four masters and apprentices who went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures and finally obtained the true scripture after going through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties. The content of "Journey to the West" is divided into three parts: the first part (chapters one to seven) introduces Sun Wukong's vast supernatural powers and causes trouble in the heaven; the second part (chapters eight to twelve) narrates the reasons why Tripitaka retrieves the scriptures; the third part (chapters thirteen to one hundred) is the main body of the story in the book, describing how Wukong and others subdued demons and finally arrived in the West to retrieve the scriptures. The image of Sun Wukong in "Journey to the West" has established an immortal artistic monument in the history of Chinese literature with its distinctive personality.

◇Before rebirth◇ Ming Xiaoxiao married into a wealthy family, but turned out to be a little widow on her wedding day. She is also the little mother of three extremely handsome and beastly sons. It would be a pleasure to have such a beautiful son without a husband. Wearing sexy little pajamas for nothing, dancing coquettishly and seducing people everywhere. Unexpectedly, all the sons are heartless and unmoved at all. In order to drive her away, he finally stretched out the hand of the devil, causing her unfortunate death. ◆ She was the heir to the Han Group, but she was ruined by a man. She would not accept the emotional betrayal if it ended with the separation of life and death. I thought everything was the end, but who would have thought that it would be another rebirth. ◇After rebirth◇ When the immortal soul is reborn, everything will be turned upside down. Whether you are a scumbag or a beast, she will come with her troops to block the water and flood the soil. She, Han Caifeng, will definitely destroy this Duanmu family's nest. Duanmu Mingyu, she vowed to take back everything he had deceived and taken away from her.

[Having a son is no match for a lover. This article has been completed] You must not know that I have loved you so hopelessly. She had been waiting for this wedding for three years. Before the rings could be exchanged, a woman suddenly broke in and everything was broken. All the beauty turned pale. This woman was the childhood sweetheart who had occupied Rong Zhan's heart for ten years. He was once imprisoned. When she was released from prison and rushed to the wedding venue, Lou Niannian had a deathly smile on her lips. *** Four years ago. She was an intern reporter at Jiangcheng Daily. In order to get first-hand information, she accidentally fell into the bed of Jiangcheng detective Da Bingshan and became dependent on him from then on. And he is Young Master Rong, dark and cold-hearted. His slender fingers hooked Lou Niannian's chin, and he leaned forward, staring at Lou Niannian with his falcon-like eyes, making her unable to hide. She opened her thin lips lightly: "Have I ever told you that I will never love you until I die?" "But, it's fine if I love you." *** "I'm pregnant." "Kill it off." Lou Niannian looked at the indifferent man in front of her, the man she loved deeply, and said with a wry smile, her watery eyes covered with a layer of mist: "I shouldn't expect that a cold-blooded animal like you can change his mind." "Then you should abort the child." *** Four years later. "Let's get a divorce!" She looked at him almost desperately, with no trace of nostalgia in her eyes. Rong Zhan, I have loved you for four whole years, but it is not worth those ten years.

In 1914, the Danish girl Karen embarked on a trip to Africa with her new husband. In Africa, she looked at the lions, watched the zebras scattering, and waited for the coffee to mature. In Africa, she suffered from illness, went through divorce, and went bankrupt... Passionate stories were staged here, and tragedy and comedy were often confused. I don't know how many years have passed, but she finally found herself. If we paddle hard today, we can give the girls of the future a smooth sailing.

Recommended by Jiang Fangzhou! Won the 66th Japan Mystery Writers Association Annual Award! "The Life of the Disliked Matsuko" was conceived by the author Soki Yamada for ten years. "I can never write anything better than this!" - Yamada Muneki. Shortlisted for the 2013 Japan Bookstore Award, Yamada Futaro Award, Yamamoto Goshirō Award, and Japan Nebula Award. Is immortality the eternal dream of mankind, or the beginning of a nightmare? After the war, Japan introduced the immortality technology from the United States, and all its citizens gained the possibility of immortality. However, immortality has brought about a series of social problems. For this reason, the government promulgated the "Century Law", which stipulates that "all persons vaccinated with the immortality vaccine must give up their right to live after a hundred years." As a result, society is in turmoil and people are panicked. Now, Japan's first 100 years are approaching...

The story of "To Kill a Mockingbird" takes place in a quiet town in the south of the United States during the Great Depression. Several bizarre mysteries completely broke the peaceful lives of several children... The sequel to "To Kill a Mockingbird", "Watching Hearts" tells the story of 26-year-old Joan Louise Finch who returned to her hometown of Maycomb from New York to visit her seriously ill father Atticus, but found that she was out of tune with her hometown, and her father's behavior with her childhood sweetheart gave her an extremely heavy blow...

This book is a literary work by Portuguese writer Antunes. It tells the story of the protagonist who became weak after the removal of a malignant tumor and endured pain and humiliation all day long, giving him an unusual experience of life and the past. From the end of March to early April 2007, after undergoing a major operation, the protagonist, in the pain and confusion caused by anesthesia and drugs, re-remembered the fragments of his life and the people he met in his life: his parents and grandparents, his childhood village, the mountains, love and hate. The pain of the moment, past memories, and fantasies are all intertwined. Like a flowing river, we live with it the stigma of illness, the approach of death, and the call of life. Antunes' language is like the title of the book, like a flowing river, breaking the boundaries of time and space with a tension-filled non-linear narrative, allowing the characters' voices to naturally interweave in multiple time dimensions.

The thickness of the original work is 10%, but the essence is 100% presented! It condenses the three essences of the original work - each chapter contains dramatic turning points, each chapter has unique analysis, and every page is filled with beautiful writing! In 1787, Edward Gibbon's "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" was published. Over the past two hundred years, "The History of Decline and Decline" has become a supreme classic with its three essences: 1. A summary of the great changes in history; 2. An incisive and unique analysis; 3. Beautiful writing. It is these three essences that make it still the supreme classic in the field of literature and history. However, the original work of 5 million words has deterred many readers. To this end, the Essence Edition condenses twelve original works, retaining the three essences of the original works at one-tenth the thickness.

Montefiore, an indispensable historian of our time and author of "Three Thousand Years of Jerusalem", tells the history of 3,000 years of world figures. History is not shaped by a few people, but they have more or less changed the direction of history. They were prophets, kings, queens, poets, artists, philosophers, conquerors, explorers, prostitutes. They are either noble and brave, with unique charm, intelligence and creativity; or they are reckless, arrogant, shameless and almost crazy; or they are a combination of the two, a contradiction between heroes and beasts. Simon Montefiore uses vivid writing, detailed information, and chronological order to tell the lives and anecdotes of more than 100 historical giants, thus forming a world history spanning more than 3,000 years.

This book relies on the results of Egyptian archaeological excavations, cites the documents of ancient historians such as Manetho and Josephus, and refers to the research results of modern Egyptology giants such as Mariette, Mabel, and Lepsius. It tells the history of Egypt from the 17th to the 18th Dynasty (from the 17th century AD to the 13th century AD). It provides a panoramic view of the political, economic, military, and diplomatic conditions of ancient Egypt during its prosperity. The book also features 164 illustrations including statues, frescoes, scarabs, obelisks, ornaments, utensils and chariots.

"World War Series (Volume 2): The Fall of France" tells the story of the Swedish Academy's speech in awarding the Nobel Prize for Literature to Churchill: "Churchill's speech was concise, agile, penetrating, and touching. His speech was like It seems to have the power to reshape history. ... At a critical moment when human freedom and dignity were at stake, Churchill inspired people's fighting spirit with his unique eloquence. Perhaps it was these great speeches that established him as an immortal monument."

"Churchill's Memoirs of World War II No. 10: From Tehran to Rome" faithfully records the late period of World War II. After the war in Italy ended, the Allies assessed the situation, cooperated closely, and carefully formulated the final strategy for launching a general offensive against Nazi Germany. From Tehran to Rome, the heads of allied countries held a series of compact and productive meetings, which promoted the final victory of the war and roughly determined the division of the post-war world map. At the same time, in Yugoslavia, Greece, Burma and other places, the war is still arduously continuing, but the dawn of victory has begun to appear in the sky.

"A Brief History of the World" is a unique world history, covering major historical events from the beginning of human civilization to the Second World War. He has unique insights and discussions on ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, the European Renaissance, the British Industrial Revolution, the Reformation, the French Revolution, the American Revolution, etc. In addition, the book also touches on Eastern culture, including Confucianism and Taoism.